Sentence examples for take this result from inspiring English sources

Brighton seemed happier with the point but QPR, who have the best defensive record in the Football League, with just two goals conceded in seven games, will also take this result.

Another website, cigaretteprices.net, has Australia as the second most expensive behind Burundi (which doesn't show up anywhere near the top on any other lists) for 2013 prices, but this site seems to use user-reported figures, so take this result with a fair degree of scepticism.

We take this result as evidence that the survey was not inherently biased to either "side".

This leads to the suggestion that, in order to maximise the benefits of ES, its implementation could take this result into account by encouraging greater uptake from farmers whose land is closer to large populations.

Now one can't be too mechanistic about these things, but I take this result as an indication that the "correct" P/E for today's stock market is not the mean-reverters' 16, but a number somewhere in the 20s.

"I'd caution Guinness not to take this result and put it in their world record book just yet, because I think the numbers will probably adjust over the coming year," Dr Scambos told BBC News.

I would advise against taking this result too seriously.

To use a footballing phrase: We'd have taken this result before the match!

Taking this result into account, we decided to use (4 -(compressionion format in this drill.

Still, the company stated that "the board takes this result very seriously".

"If we'd been a little better in attack, we'd have maybe won the game, but we'd have taken this result before the game".